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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30. 1929.
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Four 1929 Eatest Our ant Models
Greater Hudson Has Eiclnsive Clatch
GREAT RICHFIELD
Conscience Fund of U. S.
Treasury $568,604
Contributions Accompanttd by
Anonymous Notes Admitting
Fraud or Oversight,
If. THE ILK
'l.OS ANCEI-KS. Jan. 3. With
riln of Ih projected 36 hu Illfh
lield'Nvon bete-on lowurs complet
ed -tctutlljr fourth of the lum
inous clmim which will Interlink
with lloht the Pacific coast. Mexl
(an and Canadian International
liou'.ws work la to be started at
once on three more. It was an
nouwsd here todujr by Bert thin
ly, general maniir of HighaAy
Communities, Inc. , i
' These threa new locations tie
Ylsalia. fanu PhuIh. slid f'sstlnc,
the latter a Heine route commun
ity at the intersection or lue
state lilthway and Haul a 1'aula
botllevitrd.
At Vlsnllt the tower will rise si
the municipal airport. This Is the
flnt of the thrre new ones which
will be finished.
IKirinn the last week, it was mi
fiounced. Max Cordon, proper
t'lyer for the Interests Involved
(Highway Communities, Inc.. Rich
Held oil company, and Klectrlcal
Products corporation) obtained
sites at Grants Pass, ItosehnrR and
Kaitpne, all In Orenon. TheFe are
the rirst sites acquired outslds of
California.
Ideal service stations, catertnf
! the comfort o( the motorist,
have been completed at Ihe base
of the Neon beacons In f'aplstrano,
J'rtm City and fleaumnnt. Hlmil.ir
stations, beautifully designed in
Hnuntsh mission style, are under
construction at Btnta Rosa, Chular
and Llvermore.
The next stations planned, ac
cording to William Cotrel of the
Hlchfleld Oil company, will be rt
Merced, Santa Mm la and Paso
Bobles. -
The "Great Hlchfleld Way" be
tween the two borders will repre-1
sent In Its entirety Including Idenl
roadside Jiotels, service and com
fort stations, and beacon towers
an expenditure for 3d rosdsldo mo
tor villages of approximately lt,-
OOtl.DUO.
.Plans for Ihe hotels are helng
completed by Merrill Wilson ar
chitects. No announcement has
yet been made as to when the first
of these will he started.
- Aviation experts of the Interests
Involved, assisted by (Jeorga A.
Miller, rep)sentinR the I!. S. de
partment of Commerce In charge
of aviation, art now giving care
ful consrdcrat Ion to various type
of serial haacon guides. They nre
seeking the best type to plide
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AbovS art shown four of the latest Ourant motor ears: Uppsr
left, th two-doer asdan; upper rloht, th coup esbrlolat; lewar
lft, tht twe-door ssdan; lower right, th sport roadster de luxe.
Imtrts show th ntw spadwsy-typ stsarlntj whssl and naatly
clustered Instruments In the driver's ssction, and the eomfortsbla
and beautifully sppolnttd interiors and wide doors.
slop each Neon tower so that night
filers will always have one or more
of these blaxlng beacons within
sli;IU.
YOU WIN, JAWN
Judget What do you say your
name Is?
Witness: John Awklns.
Judge: IH you spell It with or
without the "h?"
Witness: With, sir; JOHN!
Tlt-Ults.
Florida's Furs Compete
Withe NorthlanA
Output Prolific But Quality Not
High Because of Short Hair
In Tropical Cllmat.
A FAST THINKER
"l.ond me fen dollnrs. ! have
left my purBe at home."
"Here's a dime, take the street
car and go and fetch It." P'st,
Constantinople.
FOR A CHANGE
Itadlo Announcer: The
niony Trio will now sing
got her.".
Kan: Its shout time. JudKC,
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AUCAIHA, Kla., Jan. 24. Flor
ida, wintertime haven of the
wealthy, boasts an Industry norm
ally attributed to the far north In a
fur trade that brings revenue to
hundieds of trappers in this sec
tion. Kiorlda furs raccoon, opossum,
liohrat. skunk and fox are to be
found In many New York markets.
Of lesser value than the skins of
the same animals tuken In the
north because of short hair, Flor
ida pelts are converted Into cheap
er claBa fur pieces and coats for
women of moderate means.
Arcadia, a south Koridn center
of
focal point for cattlemen, la the
chief trading post of the fur and
hide industry in the section.
Here is provided an outlet or
the fur catches of the geminolea in
the deep Everglades as well for
those of white trappers and hunt
era. Fur buyers with headquarter
here estimate the annual Income of
the trappers who market skins and
pelts for 50 cents to ' ?1 each Lt
nearly M5.000.
Alligator skins, for many years
the mark of the traveler who car
ried smart luggage. made np a
large part of the trade in pelts.
The potential bags and overnlgltt
cases provide but a small return
for the trapper. Good skins gen
erally bring about $3, villi no
greater price to the. seller for a
15 foot skin than (or one seven
feet In length.
A POOR JOB
Brown: I'm a self-made man.
Jones: That's what comes of
the citrus Industry mid long nemplnying cheap labor, Life.
MEANING THE TREE
Doris: ' t hear that the people
who have taken The Hall are
frightful swells.
Cora : Oh. yes. They're the sort
of people whose family tree goes '
right back to the tlmo when they
lived In It. Tit-Bits.
Am ut-l prrm Utartl Wirr
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. Treat-!
ury officials are confronted with
many difficult problems, but one
that never hat been solved is just
how much ease is given the trou
bled consciences of tnousaads of
contributors to the conscience
fund, whicb now aggregates 56,
S04.61. Back In isji when Albert Gal
latin of Pennsylvania was fourth
secretary, serving the longest term
any secretary has- had as financial
head of the government, a person
whose name was never divulged
sent 2b0 to the treasury to pay
for some wrong done the govern
ment. Whether It was for failure to
pay taxes, for theft or for some-
thlnar else never was learned, but
the money was put In a fund,
I marked as having come from uu
I identified persons.
I Since then thousands of con-
I trlbutors of a similar nature bave
I been received.
' Donort Not Revealed -
Oeneralty contributions are ac
companied by unsigned statements
to the effect that it Is (or payment
for defrauding the government or
for oversight in falling to make
proucr payment. Occasionally,
however, Ihe anonymous writer
will admit lt is for a minor theft.
A New Yorker sent $500 to the
treasury and to make certain that i
It would reach the proper fund ne
took five $100 bills and cut them
exactly in the center, sending one
half of each to Secretary Mellon
and the other half to the collector
of Internal revenue. Neither half
could have been redeemed by the
treasury without the other half as
the treasury requires two-thirds of
a mutilated bill for redemption.
Since 1827 there never has been
Cork stud, an- small spiral spring. In th. 1929 CMtar.c
plat, absorb th. shocks of starting and suddew PP'"f V.
siv. Hudson-Etswi clutch construction 4. an mP?t'1w?.,
ducing th. valuabl. nerformanc. f..tur.. eu.hionJ power How .
Although ' Hudson engineers j Her gives the clutch plate two
have for year, paid spec,., .tten unit Xo
tloa to emoothlne out the flow of ( n)Jdlum of ,mau spiral springs
power as I. issues from flie engine wnjcn not only absorb the shocks
and is passed through llywneei, of starting ana suuus-n .uiiVw.
clinch, drtv. shaft, universal Joints, but In addition smooth , out .such tor-
eto, to the rear drive tney m' -rrr- ,;'.m,iol,
this year contrived to crown their communicated to th. transmission
of torts with a device that remove, and final drive.
the last remaining tendency to un- Aw
evenness that might develop in THE EYES HAVE 11
long continued driving. Mm.A .nnhi.tlcat.
The new contrivance la i.eorpor-1 Tour T-W.nd sophistical-
ated in the cork-studded clutch ed - vid
plate and Is. rather aptly, called a Soph'liri,Lnfi judge
"torsion neutralixer." The neutral- he's a window-cleaner! -Judge.
a year In which tome sort of an
Increase in the fund has not been
received.
A GENTLE RAZZ
Persistent Customers I don't
think you've properly fixed this
muffler yet. It keeps on going
"nhnl ishilf nhnt. nhut."
Garage Man: 1 11 have another mi and keep her mouth shut for
look and see what I can do. Is two minutes.
there anything -particular you'd Mr. Henpeck: Haven't you one
'- It to say instead? London
THE SILE.NT VOTE
Doctor: When you take your
wife's temperature she trust place
the thermometer nnder ner ton-
Op'
' that takes half an hour? Passing
Show. '
Oet the most out
of your machine
by having your
motor operating
at peak effici
ency. Carbon re
moved, valves
ground and ad
justed, piston
rings replaced,
new gaskets in
stalledall 'help
1 , power, uur ur
ffiy'iiti ' guaranteed.
PERCY CROFT
MAIN AND DOUGLAS STS. ROSEBURG,
ORE.
A
nnoiincing
Substantial Reductions
in the prices o f the
DODGE BROTHERS SENIOR
WlIEN THE IKW Dodge Brother Six was
announced, at the licginning of the new
year, at prices mi low as to overshadow
any previous Dodge Brothers ncconiplihli
niwiit, its universal puhlie acceptance
inarkeil a new peak of popularity even for
Dodge Brothers carp.
l'uhlic recognition was quickly translated
into un unprecedented sales volume with
un attendant increase in manufacturing
efficiency and economy which now favor
ihly affects its companion car the Dodge
Broth ."is S'nior and permits ulislanti.il
rcili:ctins in the prices of all Dodge
Brother Senior models.
Tin, new lower prices at which the Dodge
Brotht:- Senior henceforth will he sold
ar directly lraeeahl to the Cflahlished
(ihrvslcr policy of giving the puhlie im
mediate heneiit of every economy due to
more efficient manufacturing methods,
lower overhead costs ami savings effected
hy the great unified purchasing power of
Chrysler Motors
Not only arc these savings now passed on
to the puhlie in the form of much lower
prices of all Dodge Brothers Senior models,
hut the cars themselves have heen made
still hcttcr.
Kxamine the Dodge Brothers Senior in
your imoI critical mood. Scrutinize each
small detail. Be most exacting in your in- "
pection. Tor once you have suhjected the
Chrysler-huilt Dotlge Brothers Senior to
your most diligent ami careful inspection
you are certain to realize that never before
has a car so large, so handsome and so fine
heen available at so low a price.
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Great Jvew tar.
Some Har soon you're fjoing to drive a
Ncwr AU-Ameriran. And what glorious
experience that will bet
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W hat a revelation tn lirilllant perform
anee. In siniKithness ... in silenee . .
in flushing rhanitc of paee. In the safety
proviiled by lis nqueakless internal
exiaii(linK four-wlieel brakes. In tttc
mwer protlueed by a liia, smooth, silent
engine . . . with its dynamically balanced,
countcr-weitfhlcd crantishaft . . . it
, exclusive patented rubber cushioned.
mountings ... its Harmonic Balance
... its G-M-U cyliudcr head.
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of automobiles ... to know what's what
when new ears arc being discussed ...
yon must have fidl information on the
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Oak and Rose Streets
Phone 445
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